From: Daniel Harple Date: 2006-05-09T21:54:30+09:00 Subject: Re: Twisted for Ruby? On May 9, 2006, at 2:34 PM, Francis Cianfrocca wrote: > On another thread ("Considering Ruby for a Network Application), Giles > Bowkett made reference to the "Twisted" application framework > available to > Python programmers, and that got me thinking. How many of you are > familiar > with Twisted or have used it to develop an application? I'd like to > know if > there is any interest among Rubyists in having such a well-elaborated > event-handling framework for Ruby. > > I recently released a single-threaded reactor-based library called > "EventMachine," which could form the basis for a more complete > framework. > [...] > Comments? Complaints? Wish-lists? Anyone wanna help? I think you will find a lot of interest, but IMO it would be best for the lib to be wrote in Ruby instead of C++. This recent interest in event-driven networking is an odd coincidence, since I am currently writing a networking app, and I was going to roll my own base for it. I looked at using EventMachine, but I have decided not to because it requires a C++ compiler. -- Daniel